Gerald S. Wilkinson

The paper identifies common and sex-biased aging biomarkers in skeletal muscle transcriptomes across six species, revealing shared and divergent molecular mechanisms of aging.

The paper investigates immune variation in greater spear-nosed bats, finding male-biased immune ageing and stronger inflammatory responses in males and older bats.

This study compares transcriptomic profiles of embryonic stem cells across mammals, identifying conserved and species-specific pluripotency mechanisms and markers.

This study identifies sex-biased gene expression, alternative splicing, and isoform dynamics in bovine embryos, linking male-biased metabolism to faster development and female-biased X-linked gene expression to sex-specific regulation.

The paper examines sex differences in DNA methylation across 14 bat species, finding female hypermethylation on the X chromosome and associations between methylation patterns and sexual selection.

This study shows that big brown bats do not experience age-related hearing loss, as evidenced by comparable hearing thresholds and cochlear structure across age groups.

This study uses DNA methylation profiles from bats to show that age and longevity are linked to specific methylation patterns, with longevity associated with immune and cancer-related genes.